@kaia It gets a lot of things wrong. If the information you are asking it is slightly specified there is a good chance it will give you an answer that is wrong but looks correct enough that you would not notice unless you were already an expert in the topic you were questioning it on.
@kaia I asked it to prove the spectral theorem at one point and it gave me an answer that started by assuming the hardest part of the theorem the ln followed it with a calculation that was incorrect but involved the same symbols and steps as the correct proof, just kind of jarbled.
@kaia I asked it to prove the spectral theorem at one point and it gave me an answer that started by assuming the hardest part of the theorem the ln followed it with a calculation that was incorrect but involved the same symbols and steps as the correct proof, just kind of jarbled.